CloudTether app changelog

Steadier connections, especially on USB and on a camera's own Wi-Fi.

Fixes and improvements

• USB connections stay up while the app is busy with the camera — for example while “Import from camera” checks a full card. The app no longer mistakes a busy camera for one that has gone to sleep.
• Screens stay quick while your phone is on a camera's own Wi-Fi network: the app stops trying to reach the internet over a network that has none, and uses what it already knows.
• Sony cameras: cleaner handling when the camera disconnects.
• General stability and reliability improvements.

New

• Live view on Canon cameras over Wi-Fi, not just USB (camera sheet → Live view).
• Get help in one tap: chat with us from More, from Help, and from the screens where people most often get stuck.

Fixes and improvements

• Photos tagged with your location keep the camera's full original quality: tagging no longer recompresses the JPEG.
• Better on weak or patchy mobile networks.
• General stability and reliability improvements.

New

• Remote shutter on Nikon, Sony and Fujifilm cameras, not just Canon (camera sheet → Remote).

Fixes and improvements

• Fixed a rare crash when the app was in the background during a USB shoot, most often on iPad.
• General stability and reliability improvements.

A cleaner, simpler CloudTether. Your shoots, destinations and settings all carried over — sessions are now called shoots.

New

• Pick where shots go when a camera connects.
• Send only the shots you rate in camera (Canon and Nikon).
• Deliver straight to your own FTP or SFTP server.
• Choose what each destination gets: JPEGs only, smaller sizes.
• Transfer JPEGs only and leave RAW files on the camera.
• Sharper smaller JPEGs, with custom size and quality.
• Thumbnails for each shoot in History, and sharper previews with zoom.
• Open where shots went in Dropbox, Drive, OneDrive or Box, or browse your FTP/SFTP folder.
• Pocket mode: a dark screen while you tether.